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Magd Almuntaser

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  1. @Khadas Oh, you’re still alive… I’m kidding. Look, I have two boxes similar to yours, but like @uppi , when I use Armbian, my RAM shows as 800M. I tried to install Armbian to eMMC, and I bricked my box. I used the firmware you mentioned, and everything was okay. But when I tried again to install Armbian to eMMC and restore the firmware, it didn’t accept it again, only the first time. Now, I have the second box that I am experimenting on. But the confusing thing is that when I use Armbian_24.8.0_amlogic_s905l2_noble_6.6.33_server_2024.06.15.img.gz or any slightly older version, I need to use X7 5G or ipbs9505 dtb. However, if I install an older system like Armbian_5.91_Aml-s905_Debian_buster_default5.1.0.img.xz, I can use any dtb included in it, such as meson-gxl-s905x-p212 or meson-gxl-s905w-tx3-mini, and it works normally as it supports s905w and s905x. It seems to me that older versions of Armbian don't have issues with the dtb. Currently, I am trying to modify the dts to create a specific file for these boxes because my box's WiFi doesn’t work. It uses Realtek RTL8189ES. I tried to install the drivers from https://github.com/jwrdegoede/rtl8189ES_linux.git but I couldn't find any header list in any version of Armbian that works correctly. Is there a solution to the WiFi issue?

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